The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-01-27
THE QUESTION SQUAD.
Comrades Queries and RepIies-0dds and Ends o.
InfnrmhiInn.

0OmrHucs queries anu hfplltS-odds anu kn08 or
Information.
fComrades answering these INQUIRIES are res
quesed TO write directly 20 the persons asking for
the information. and not 70 TIE NATIONAL TEIB-
UEEl
James Bracket, Tooele City, Utah, would like
the address Of DIR. James w. Bracket, Assistant
Surgeon. Regular Army, In 1868 or lsG4-Joseph
Cross, Wheeler Mich. desires the addresses of
Harrison Moore, George w Miller, Aquila Mains
and George ID. Tin. all Of Co. II, 4lsi Ohio-H.
ID. Clark. corner Third and Walnut streets, Kansas
City, Mo-, wants the address Of any comrade who
knows anything about Hazard Clark. who enlisted
either in 1867 or lS63 from Racine or Daren, Wis.
john De Pew. Echo. MINI, wants the name
and address Of the First Lieutenant Of Co ID, 32d
n. Y; also. addresses OF Harvey Deel. Jesse Jones
and Cornelius Young all Of Co. ID, sd N. VI.
A: Correli, New Philadelphia. o., would like the
address Of Ulrich Wyss, who served ia some Iowa
regimsnt--Je.hro Warner, Saratoga. Neb, wants
the addresses Of A. Hagerty, Serg't Dunn, Serg't
Low Star Brown, William Myers. Oliver Logue,
John Smith and Norville Goc all OF the IO3d Pa.
Charles III. Nanburen, Fredonia, Kan, wants
the addresses Of Capt A. ii. Kummell and Lieut.
Fish both OF Co. G, lSh Wis.-Mrs Lucius Jones
Nashville, N. v, desires the address of any COM
rade who knew her brother, Robert Il. Ellis who
was on a gunboat on the Mississippi River during
the war-Henry Blous. Charlton. Lucas Co,
Iowa would like the addresses Of Capt Edward
OF Sheman's army. and Capt s. @. Glover. Com
missary OF Subsistence at lndiAnola, Tex, in Au-
gust ls6S.--Mrs. Mary Mott, 1928 washburn St.
scranton Pa, wants the address of Surg. Flowers
Surgeon OF the 52d Pa. in lS6L-Mrs. Rachel
Taylor Scranton Pa wants Che address OF any
member OF Co. X, LIST n. Y. Q-incoln Cavalry D.
:. H. Wallis, Benton Harbor, Mich. wants the
names and addresses Of those in command OF the
Commissary and Quartermaster Departments in
Alexandria, Va, during April, 1865 -Wm j
Beckman. Co. K, 9Th H. West salem Wis wants
the addresses Of the comrades who were on the
steamer Moderator when she ran the blockade at
Nicksburg, Miss. April -, lsG3-D ID. Moriarty
Elmenton, Pa, desires the address of Alex Martin
18th Pa-Truman Wolf, 100 street North To.
peka; Kan, wants the addresses of Geo. X. Robert
I .An Rail- IaawrtA A Nl.-l.
Edward Forward. Milton Cain, all OF Co b. 9th
ILL.,. and Julius w. Brown, Co l. same regiment
-Francis Head, q Atlantic street, South Boston
Mass, would like the address Of Philena Head
nurse IN Point Lookout Hospital during the Fall OF
| ls62-Foster Q. Carl. Is Lyon street Binghauton
N. Y, wants the address OF Capt. Thomas Fair
Strong, Mineral Point, o., wants the addresses of
Elijah Cain. Co ], 10th Pa. any comrade Of that
/ regiment-E M. Winslow. Sioux Falls, OAK
wishes the address Of Silas Long Co ID, I05th III
Louis Beardslee Walton. ". ", wants the add
dress OF Chas. T. Holiday. Co. Ii. llth u s. Inf,
and John i; Armstrong. Co. ID. nth u. s. Inf
j. NJ. Grooe, Ravenswood w. Va, would like the
addresses Of Maj Jolly, 23d Mo- and DR. Lemon
who was In charge Of the convalescents in SHEER
man army. III. Powell, Newark, Ark. wants
/ the address Of Ben. Powell. He was in Carbon
| dale, Ill, when last heard from.
Constitutional Remedy, Not One Merely Local.
The trouble with consumptives is that the
ailment is generally supposed to be in the
throat, and so, under the impression that il is
nothing very serious is neglected until too late.
Tubercles are deposited in the lungs earlier
than many people think. Give speedy atten-
| ton 10 this There is stage at which con-
sumption is not merely local disease. il is cnn.
stitutional. True, il is the lungs that are spe-
cially consumed" But the consumptiye ma.
tent is ailing all over and needs to be vital
! lied all over IL he would be well
The case Of Mr. Turner, an English gentle
man who went all the way from his homo 10
Colorado 30 be cured, is in this connection deem
1 ly interesting. The air of Colorado was too
stimulating for man whose right lung was a
depository of tubercles. He became worse and
worse. But he read about Compound Oxygen
and procured a Home Treatment At once
there was a marvellous Improvement Mr.. Tur-
ner slept better and his appetite and digestion
were altogether renewed. In due course his
lungs became quite free from tubercles. Some
time alterward he wrote:
And his recovery has prOred permanent
| Twelve months have passed and am better
than was then. Though Frustrated during
long summer by the great and continuous
heat-having been always affected by high
temperature-therew was no return of any symp-
toms of the old malady, and to-day 1 regard
myself, and am regarded by my friends, a,
cured.
Hence, believe Compound Oxygen Is all
that you claim for it, and have pleasure in tes-
| tifying what great things il has done for men
III Mr. Turner's case was the only one on rec.
! ord IL would be great announcement 10 con-
snmptives Happily there are hundreds OF
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